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Motorcycle Locksmith in Ojai, CA

Lost, broken or worn-out motorcycle key in Ojai? We come to the bike and, in most cases, make a working key on the spot.

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  • Motorcycles and scooters only
  • We come to your bike
  • Keys cut and programmed on site
  • Proof of ownership required

Ojai is a riding destination in its own right. Highway 33 heads north from town through the Wheeler Gorge tunnels and up the Maricopa Highway toward Pine Mountain. Highway 150 climbs east over the Dennison Grade toward Santa Paula, and to the west it runs past Lake Casitas to Carpinteria. On weekends you will see bikes parked around Libbey Park and the Ojai Avenue Arcade between rides.

The catch is coverage. North of Wheeler Gorge on Highway 33, cell signal is spotty or gone for long stretches, so a lost key at a Rose Valley or Pine Mountain turnout takes some planning. In town, in Meiners Oaks, in Oak View or along the Ojai Valley Trail, we come to the bike to make keys, remove broken ones and repair ignitions. Have your photo ID and registration or title with you.

Motorcycle key services in Ojai

Everything is done at the bike in Ojai: no tow and no waiting on a dealer order. Tell us the year, make and model and whether you have any key, and we will tell you what the job involves.

Where we come to you in Ojai

NeighborhoodsDowntown Ojai, The Arbolada, East End, Meiners Oaks, Mira Monte, Oak View, Upper Ojai, Casitas Springs
Common call-out spotsOjai Avenue Arcade and Libbey Park, Ojai Valley Trail, Lake Casitas Recreation Area, Wheeler Gorge on Highway 33, Rose Valley, Ojai Valley Inn
ZIP codes93023, 93022

Stuck in Ojai without a key?

Call or text with your year, make, model and where the bike is parked.

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Local notes for Ojai riders

  • Caltrans has been doing tunnel and roadway work on Highway 33 north of Ojai, including scheduled full closures, so check Caltrans QuickMap before you head up.
  • Past Wheeler Gorge, Highway 33 has long stretches with no cell signal, so note the mile marker or turnout name and get to signal or back to town to call.
  • Lake Casitas Recreation Area has a gated entrance, so if your bike is stranded inside, let the gate know a service vehicle is coming.

Riding roads near Ojai

  • Highway 33 (Maricopa Highway): Climbs north from Ojai through the Wheeler Gorge tunnels into the Los Padres National Forest, with tight curves, few services and little to no cell signal.
  • Highway 150 east (Dennison Grade): Switchbacks up out of the Ojai Valley through Upper Ojai and down to Santa Paula.
  • Highway 150 west (Casitas Pass Road): Runs past Lake Casitas and over Casitas Pass to Carpinteria and the coast.

Dealer or mobile locksmith in Ojai?

Dealerships near Ojai can order a key by VIN or key code. That suits you if you can wait for the part and get the bike to them. If the bike will not start or you need it today, we make the key where it sits.

  • Cal Coast Motorsports (Ventura) (Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha)

Makes we cut and program keys for in Ojai

Ojai motorcycle key FAQ

I lost my key up Highway 33 and there is no cell signal. What should I do?

Secure what you can, note the nearest turnout, mile marker or landmark such as Wheeler Gorge or Rose Valley, then get to signal or back to Ojai to call. Tell us exactly where the bike is. We come to it if it can be reached safely, and towing it to town is the fallback for spots that are too remote or unsafe.

Can you come to the bike at Lake Casitas?

Yes. The recreation area has a gated entrance, so let the gate staff know a locksmith is coming and tell us which parking area the bike is in. Have your photo ID and registration or title with you.

My bike sat for months in a barn outside Ojai and now the key will not turn. Can it be fixed?

Locks that sit for a long time can seize from dust, moisture or corrosion. Do not force the key, since that is how keys snap. We can free up or repair the ignition, or replace it and match your keys if needed.

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